St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-21
The SALTWATER BUDGET.
Senator Sabin at Home on Car Company
Business.
MR.. AND HRS. M'NEAL SUFFER
Coming Ball Of the Firemen---second
Dynamo Of the Electric
Company.

Hon. D. NJ. Sabin arrived from Wash
ington City yesterday morning, and will
remain for about two weeks. His visit
is entirely of business nature, and
was neeesSitated by the coming annual
meeting of the directors of the Mime
sofa ThreSher company, which tran
spires on the 18th inst. When lDterrO-
gated regarding the motion OF ii. u.
Stone ct al. to set aside the sale OF the
car companyS property TO the above
company. Mr.. Sabin said that his law
yers threw it aside with laugh when
they saw Stones name at the head of it.
1.-The facts are said the senator. THAT
all the following he has among the cred
itorS of the Northwestern Manufacture
ing and Car company has dWlndled to
the insignificant sum OF S35.00O, and no
objection which Stone can intervene
will prevent or delay the settlement of
this great concern. The Minnesota Chief
threSher will be in the field this season,
and will Immediately resume its old
place at the head of all its competitors. .
The senator is i'll excellent health, and
will return to his post of duty as soon as
his business matters are arranged.
The board of prison inspectors held
meeting at the prison yesterday and
transacted some general business. They
passed Il resolution asking for the APP
pOintment of matrOn to succeed Mrs.
McNeal and removed George w. Nc
Neal from the position of guard Oh the
ground of his responsibility for the eS-
cape of Landers and Carlin, which oc-
Cured some weeks since. The inspect
OrS find upon investigation that the
guard, Men cal. was derelict in duty in
not locking Carlin in his cell or turning
him over to the proper person at the
usual hour. They find, had this been
done according to prison rules, LanderS
Wonld have had no opportunity to enter
the barberShOp, from which their eS-
cape was made.
The new central station of the Still
water fire department, located OH the
city grounds, corner of Myrtle and Sec
Ond streets, will be formally opened to-
morrow evening with grand fireman's
ball, the department moving in on the
following morning. The committee of
arrangements is as follows: +. Z. Joy,
chief, p. Deragisch, G. A. Ludwig,
George ROgentine, Henry Miller. Tick
cts are for sale by members Of the de-
partment at 81 each, the object of the
ball being to secure funds for furnish
ing the firemen'S dOrmitOry. The new
quarters are spacious, and the building
has been built with all modern cOnven-
fences and equipments. 1t will be fur
niShed with electric lights, steam heat,
and an entirely new fire alarm system.
Ludwig MOlander, employed in j. +.
Burke's store, has just completed a
show window which is a model of
beauty, as well as very familiar sight.
1t represents SNOW storm, and depicts
.he St. CrOiX river and bank near the
railroad yards. The Milwaukee depot
S to be seen with train of cars just
pulling in the station. while OH the ice
near the leyee are represented three
men actively engaged in 'bOring for
natural gas" The scene is SO true to
life that every one passing stops to adj
mire, and at the same time remarks:
"Well, if that amt the natural gas
company to 1"
An employe in F. III. Lemon & Co. s
paint shop died yesterday afternoon at
4 80 O'Clock. His name was Philip Nor
riSey. He had been sick with measles,
and brain trouble afterwards set in. De-
ceased was stranger here, but his pa
rents live in Canada and they were at
once telegraphed the sad news and
asked as to what disposition should be
made of his remains. The man was
was only nineteen years old.
The second dynamo for the Still
water Electric Light company arrived
yesterday and will be placed i'll position
to-day. This will give the necessary
capacity for use in this city. and as soon
as the new twenty-five candle power
lamps for street lighting arrive the con-
tract for lighting the city will be COM
pietely filled.
While one of the employees on the new
electric plant was placing the wires and
fitting lights in }. +. Burke's store, he
received a shock which threw him from
ladder. upon which he was standing,
and bruised him up considerably.
At a meeting of the l. f. F. club, on
Tuesday evening, 1t was decided to issue
invitations for masquerade ball al
Opera house hall Oh Tuesday evening,
Jan. ,.
B. McSweeney was presented with a
handsome gO.d-headed cane by his en-
plOyes yesterday as tribute of respect
On the head was engraved ''B. Mes"
Mrs. c. L. EaSton entertains the Epis-
eOpal Guild this evening. Dancing and
refreshments are on the programme, to-
gether with so cents for the fun.
Dan Sully in Daddy Nolan" will be
the next attraction at the opera house
from abroad. 1t is billed for the 29th.
Dec. 90 the pupils of st. Michael's pa
TOchial school hold an entertainment al
the nnpra houSP